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NEWS
IN BRIEF
jSfSS? JwmtR
AUSTIN, Ttx., Oct 2 (API—
S > l Bea !, ,0rd H ' *'Sv^acy
hiAj? rtte **k bUlldinr
5“ "*3™ »ifn> CntkUm from
m !»« a,rain>t him
^ " i f ht *•“ > »Ut*.
T!?, 1 ' ui to th«
AbU«n« Rer»mrur Nawa had b«*n
SiSw'niS M that ha
J.7^Jl? T*f T * njr c ‘ rTO ">*t*nro»
ran atainat JaaUr.
■AND"
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JA* WMIANS
WASHINGTON, Get t (AP)-
Sanat^ Knowland (R-Calif.) urf-
, Pm ? i,nt Traman to limit Rua
i tlk,w * d 10 fn tar the
Unltad Stataa to tha aame number
of Americana oarmittad entry In-
to jhe Soviet Union.
T roU Truman
■ftar tha Russian Foreign Minister
'kolinad to permit any of 12 mam-
bera of the Senate Appropriations
Committee to visit Moscow for an
inspection of the U. S. Embassy
there. The Russian action also bar-
rod John Peurifoy, aasiaUat secre
tary of state.
INDICT PRISON GUARDS
SAVANNAH, GA n Oct, 2 (Af)-
A Federal Grand Jury indicted
■f '**<*'* and four guards at a
Clywi County prison camp near
Brunswick, Ga., where eight Ne
gro convicts wars slain last July.
A*} ms charged wRk violating
ehril rights of tha Main men.
JLW. Ill BERN DAN<;kr
NtW YORK, Oct. 2 —(AP}—
„r* tt#r,ori * ^ orm#r s «•^-
tary of War, sajrs that "Worid War
Three lisa dead i
American
Library—23
Volume 47
rpsuspEo m ns ytmtarof a ckratu a** collet,i
COUtaafe STATION (AaMiDd), TEXAS. THURSDAY.
PC f RY-
Number
Due By 8 a. m. Tomorrow
Deadline for Six Positions *
IfVSA Extended to Tuesday
Dtadlint tor candidates to ft)* for on* of th« six offices
until 1 ! ^ V ro t# 'f R !lJ tud !I. t lwiT!? t ‘ on h# " bwn “taadtd
«uti(f yiitertUy**^ 1 ^’ ° CMm 1 0ridy C,Ub Mm>r>
takiniVi?!?^L^. d t l -- IUm " ,Ut#d th#t tW °** ii0n *
tome time was pming quits torn.
pli<«l.',| Slid rmi f tlainy
VetfM MttdsaU Rttorssted la
•Uhe Office s{ lludsnt Aetivities
hefom I p. m. Tasedi*. Offices to
he filled are president, vice-presi-
m+l-mm+Uj, treasurer, parlia-
»»<« ■•rgaant-at-srma
Hn"oting ’will jb, conducted
through tha dormitories by house
masters, similar to thA'giBipu*
wi«le election now uml.-rwayjBtl
lots for nan dormitory veteran
rtwi«la will also be run in The
Battalioa for the six positions,
Represents! i»k of the VSA
Will not be eWctad this
“ th» «»*w student government
■et-up will off-act this former
council.
A VSA constitutional amendment
has bean proposed and will be vot
ed upon as soon as the club is re
organised this semester.
Club Column To
Carry Notices Of
Future Meetings
• Hos dead ahead” unless the «wrried by the Ba
»i«aa people drop their "buai- mcegngi will
h» usual attitude." r helically by name,
divorce suit
,h -
IV BITTIIM
rua iiai
NORMAN, ofLAVOetTTtAPl
-A mam bet af the UMeandie a<
atudant sanata thiakR
BhrtnU it tha University
be given a atmose to at
tend home font ball gem* without
warning about whit U>\«io with
juniar. ; >
The student senator; FeerUI
Ragurs, planned la Intreduee a bill
in the senaU yeetenlay to toovnie
free care for ehUdren of Unlver*
■Ity of OUnMaa etudonu during
Sooner home football garnet.
, ~ "NEAR SHOOTING
SPRINGFIRLD, mas
-<AP)-A rCtaidlan
WAR
MASS, Oct 2
I ~M r .. 3 ...- Methodist
... Gordon A. gieco, said yes-
today that Amortcan "Rugged
Individualism” end Ru-- «r ( om-
muniah were “now at the point of
conflict just short of a shooting
fwar." j,
NEGOTIATE IN HOUSTON
I HOUSTON, TEX, Oct. 2 (AP)
—Under a last-minute agreement
rUswhedf Twceday night the Long-
-Hhoiemen’e contract was extended
for a limited period, While nego
tiations on a new contract continue,
it was reported. The contract e*-
pired at midnight.
RAIL WORKERS ASK BOOST
CHICAGO, Oct *—(AP)— A
formal demand for a M per cent
wage increase for more than 860,-
000 members of five operating
rail load brotherhoods has been
made by the unions an the Nation's
eaniM "
U. 8. RECOGNIZES BULGARIA
WASHINGTON. Oat 2 <AP)-
The United States has extended
full diplomatic recognition te the
Communist . Dominated Govern
ment of Bulgaria.
PIRBS BURNING OUT
CONROE, TEX., Oct | (AP>-
Kaglag forest fires which have
ravaged thousands of arrea of East
Tetas Umber land during tbe past
week shewed definite signs yes
terday of dying out AdJ. Gen. K
U J<< dr.lared sft^r snotbe.
aerial survey of the sres
BRITON ACCUSER ORKEKH
LONDON, Oat. I (AP)— Rm.
•..urg. H Hahon (O.-Tes l, a
member
Zm ek to —_ IT 7/’* ■ m 6WWBU
•f,} 1 * * og>t •• will he
foreign eld, sceueed
Bfnn
government
Hsrrelu
ftpR.'
IllUry
Greek
TEXAS GOP TO MEVT
SAN ANTONIO. Oct J (APi-
A lUte-wide meeting of Texaa Re*
pubUcsn. has boon called for Oct
9 bare, R. D. Bayley, sweutlve
itotory of the H.*ar T-'unty
( ommittcc, said hrre
Because of the great number of
chib notices coming to the Batta-
^ n«^ry to ee-
tablieh a epocial column in which
all notices will appear.
Th°U|h called “Whafs Cooking
thte column will differ from the
column of that name previously
carried by the Battalion, in that
ill be Hated alpha
M, rather than by
Sn^SBftS
eUek of the Wteht bodnre the teeue
la whteh pubiMation Is desired.
Te keep up with events. It is
Uul •» dtudents sean
the list of mootings 44^,
Annex Apartments
Are Available For
Vets and Non-Vets
<Mrt«r» for marrtol vtl-
and non veterana art
available at the A. A M. An
nex, the Housing Office an
nounced Wednesday. The apart
■mnts are those add by hechetee
officers stationed st tbe field dur
ing the war. Rent ie |12 per month.
Bach apartment consists of throe
rooms, including two bedrooms and
a Bitting room. Although cooking
facthtto have aot been inaUlle?
bot putaa aro allowed, and can be
used in the sitting room.
Famishing* include ope dinette
•uite. a cheat of drawfn, tables,
and dormitory cote and chain. Aa
•cobox can be obtained from tbe
colloge for $1 a month extra. >
Wamth for the quarters is sup-
UrB * Jjwc* beater to
the mWng room. The sise of the
upartmont wiU permit no other
dements, but eiectric
.ieating unite may be uswl.
All shower and toilet facilities
aro outekfe, the Housing Office
P'liniod’ M, t. There is no running
water in the apartments
Inquirk. lEu be nmd. at
Room 100. Goodwin Hall.
Radio Workshop
To Meet Tonight
flnt meetiag at 7:N this evening
WTflto of the Adminie-
tr.tion Huildllig
Thoro will txt a special need for
women voieee. Veteraag* wivea and
I* the v)fhH|^ are
invited for audUbu.. At least
twenty or twenty-five actors and
bey Will b* in charge until offi
« are elected from the etuk
Tentative plane for preeenttog
• Haro oa the rsd.o h.vr t^f,
t st K-wisv sfternoowftoPdS
——
Co. A Composite
To Be Presented
Plaque Tonight
Comptuy A, CompoHU, will
receive the Ooneral Own
Moore Plaque tonight at 6:80
from Dean of Men W. L Pen-
b®rthy, W. O. Breaaaaie, aa-
sigtant of men, haa announced.
The presentation will be Made
at the retreat ceremony in
front d Duncan Meat Hall.
Although the Signal Com
pany. which actually won the
plaque, no longer exiata aa
such, the award will ba tnodt
to the composite company, cl
since a portion of that outfit a —„
com prises the winners f rem «« with the office, proper m-
Uo* (tentimU l— ■ » .
Placement & Personnel Service
Available to Prospective Grads
By HORACE 8CHINCK
, k ., ^ m,n »" ““ l“‘ fo-rmind tt A. * II. - union,
« to holp th»m In (*dn> til* cold cnnl world. Th« offlc* of
HteMM nd Pmonnol lUltUon*. Room M0, Admlnl.tr*.
tlon Building, earvea that purpose
Over l ooo firm* maintain con*
"to the Placement Offlee.
■eih ha* at om. time or another
ca led on the office for seniors te
fin positions of various types. No
eseeutiv* peeHione paying |«5.o<K)
a year aro open, but the office can
plaee ambitious, hard-working, In
dustrious young men in respect
able positions.
last "year. W **" <*«»tols cainnot be presented to
Captain Elmo Liviagaton, nvtmU
[ tu ^
Signal UMpa Company Rid the office maintains a tamHeta
present commander of the
comixwite company, will re
ceive the award In tonight s
ceremony.
Appointment In
Regular Areiy Info
Received by JWoy
M.8AT., announced that ia-
Jonnatka was received from
The Adjutant Oeneral , i Of-
MHntiaont.
Mi the Roffulsr Army u,„tJTC
jntagrotionlsw unknown as Public
i** Na llL , , | r,
Roroee appolntmonte in the Ref-
RjfeaHbiKi
Ii«t. of officers to be appointed In
,S5
boon set up by the Army Com-
"^frod. Appoinunoat
Hate will be (flspntcbed by officer
ec “f* tr ^T 0 " 1 Washington, D. C
to Amy Headqeartaro from which
l- ot teternphk information will
ha relayed to offteers concerned
Rrory effort wiH be mode to Hove
he appointment Hot pubttahod be-
for* their presentation to the Presi
dent.
Further information mav ba ■*.
Executive Officer.
MHttary Science Department Reac
rocord of each man rewteterod.
When reprooeatatives of bus^Ks
^ , lt * ,u * tr y risk the compua, this
A. Horsley, Dirwtor of
the Placement Office, and Lucian
B. Morgan, AoaUstant Diroctor, ar
range btervieom for the itudcnU.
To roroire full hewefite from the
Ptaeoment Offlee, seniors who plan
to graduate in Jaaaary, Juno, July
or August ore urged to do the fol
lowing aa aeon as po.Mblef
* * 1- Fi*o • rnittmien rocoH with
J the (MMaaTKii
•N tot'^n fllTn. 01
* 9 ••• ww9n riling
S Discus.
Harvard Man Joins
Architecture Dept
*«*■. s Aiw* Jr hu bMi.
named aasietent professor of archi
tecture of Texas A. A M. College,
■teat
AUea received his bachelor of
architecture ttegroe from the 0b?
tU ?„ d * ,rm ,f,HB in 1M7.
Allan was born in Moskogaa,
kUhonm^js 86 years old, mar'
rtod and has a yt
throe Mr. Allen
tar o period of two years,
"W* «• •prot 0.
btetrueter. Ho haT had
MtotoSj!** ‘ *" (W *>***'
The now oaaistant professor wttl
N0TICBI
QaaH
eveilabio
all
Huiidia, at 4:*WyVr.
mBSm
Throughout the year roproaenta-
tlves from various industries ar-
me on the eompua to interview
job eppliconte. Now warnings aro
given the seniors several days in
advance of arrival, beesuse in 1939
throe sophomores grabbed a repre
sentative end sub^cted him to all
manner of indignities before they
found ho was not o freshman.
The purpose of the office, which
cooperates closely with the facul
ty of the college, ia to assist sen
ior students and alumni with em
ployment matters There It no
charge for the service, but unices
complete registration record is
Will Film Life Of
W. H. Alexander,
Red-Head Pastor
* * • •
Dr. WllMom H. Alexander, prin-
e pal .pmtaar of Rellgioua Empha-
■k w ** k ■Pring and also the
hero hie life filmed soon according
to an Associated Proas diapateh.
Ue Bonnel and his wife. Gala
Storm plan to create the film of
the tall, red-haired Oklahoman.
Alexander the 82-yeer-old pes-
First Christian Church
gJgMwto City, it a former
Go)don Glove, heavyweight boxing
champion. During the war Aiex-
andcr aaryed as a war correspon
dent for the Daily Oklahoman, the
<5Wto«* CUT Times, and the
Christian Evangelist Alexander
k** been a band leader, a theatre
■aeter pf ceremonies, a newspaper
corrsapomtent, sod head of a youth
center, i
Don Hanks, president of the "Y"
CaMuot, says every effort ia be
ing made to obtain Dr. Alexander
for two spookhig engagements
•otar, and four next ao-
J 5k I « \ Oa
26 in Race for 4 Vacancies
On Student Life Committee
Hurricane Damage
Slight to Oyster
Project on Coast
Dr. C. C. Dotk, h**d at th*
biology dupgrtiMnt. haa rt-
wlv^ t rwport from Dr. 8.
H. Hopkina, also of A. A II.,
■*&*« WMjtone damare was neg-
Texaa A. AM. Founda
tion Prujott Number 9 at Grande
lelo, Louisiana.
Similar reooarck unite maintain*
•d along the gulf by other agencies
were severely damaged. Dr. Doak,
coortinotor of project 9. says
work will not be interrupted on the
oyster mortality study at Grande
Isle and Dr. Hopkine wiU continue
to spearhead operations in that
area.
At Port Aransas, Texas investi-
gallons will intensify on project
work, since additions! physiologi
cal equipment has Mwn installed
Ernest Powell, A. A M. fish and
game graduate, will be tranuferr.d
from Grande Isle to assist Dr.
Gordon Gunter of Texas Univero
«ity who is in charge of investiga
tions in that area.
Chemical and biological research
teams will continue to operate at
A. A M., LSU, and TU; eupple-
msating the field work on oyster
mortality.
Official
fTrogteteutto
l Dieeuse emphiyment matters
With your major d.psrtmeM Itoad
Mi ths Placement Offi.e
iPtnaRy, Mniora aro urged to
wateh their departmental bulletin
boards fee employment settees.
S39,M() Street
Repair Project
Now Inderway
By W. & STEELE
The street woM new being done
•m the campus wlTpStbS
re traffic VS+jEl bp
m driving comfort, T. X
nro, manager of tbe college
fwtraetmn program. statedyS-
turtiMiy,
The Board of Directors at their
» ttrs
r« Psirteg campus stroete and eon
-tructlng one new street, he caid.
All of the old aepbaH stroete are
patch coat
cover add
l^lhg leveled Up with a
and then a rock asphalt
ranntng from
the North Gate to Guion Hall k
batag resurfaced with one inch of
MphalL The gravel streets
wore thoroughly scarified and lev-
* "L ^ ®*Ud. An
Mph.lt seal coat will go on top of
the base.
The new street which straight
en. out Houston Street as it runs
betwemi Sbte. Hall and the Aggie
ta2!f.J nn ,k! r ^ Cu fM tow “ r,i rf
lr rtn * fc ,h 2,, tr *n‘ c congestion et
the post office, Spence stated. Th.
HousUm Street entrance will be
eloeed and a street running paral
lei the Sulphur Spring;, road will
connate with the aew street.
The two streets will also he con-
aeetvd on the south end tearing a
small triangle There will be tore
pv«ng lota for post office patrons
- » the area between the two
•ea, aged Rtieete. When thte te comoletad
- ^ {be iagoteg and tha outgoing traf
fte wfll use the new stroteTwhieh
win be a no parking area.
Adriatic* Stor/On
Pruning Reprinted
f JNro^FMm. afrieuKunure —
llteTO deimrtment at A.
Fhm .ad
ifSs w AdrU "
Thte past .wtater
of the home c
^ tj™*}** w* explained
wil as the advantages and die-
» of throe pruning prac-
For all non-dormitory students, to be mailed or
0,,k ‘ on w 8
Student life Committee
(Four to bd tbetod. Bepstch all but your four choices.)
Block. FarHg F.
Brunson, Arthur B.
Humpaa, WlUlam F,
Chambers, Chatter H
Cuillnan, Joe if.
Hanlsaty, W. D.
HATfis, Jeee W.
Harnden, Arthur H.
Hood, Scott E. U
Howell, Cotton
Huddketon, John M.
Llndkjr, Vick
Moore, Jack W.
Nelson, Gene A. *
Parmetee, John J.
Poole, John T.
Settefaat, Marlon E.
Shepherd. Jack
Spillman, Pat Y.
Sutherland, Jerry
Terry, John D.
Thanheiaer, WUI H.
Thornton, Charlee
Ward, Jack L.
WUliama, Sam 8., Jr. f
Willis, James H.
Athletic Council
(One to be elected. Scratch all but your one choice.)
Ackerman, Clifton D. Lapham, Arthur L.
Brennan, Thomas C. Overly, Charles R.
Buck, Louise E. Palmer. Leslie L.
Kuera, Marvin M. Schodde, Rudolph L.
Tifhe, Thomas
Area Representatives
“ ch * re *- Non-dormitory
* c , r * U:h ‘H hut on* nun* for the area In
which they reside.)
DAY STUDENTS - BRYAN
Bond, Kenneth Z. 8te*er. Robert C. Jr.
Buffington, Milton A. Wright, Charles E.
PROJECT HOUSE
Hill, James R.
DAY STUDENTS - COLLEGE
Denton, Alien E.
COLLEGE VIEW VILLAGE
Duaek, Edward D. Thomas. David B.
VILLAGE AT ANNEX
Westbrook, Tom H., Ill
VET VILLAGE 1
Saundan, Deny W.
TRAILER VILLAGE
Beardalay, Wilson H., Jr. .
Signature
—
—
Arse
thh deadline set for tomorrow momlni at 8, the
)us-wld4 election for U
With tl
— election for four members of the Student'Life
(ommlttee, one mcmbirXf the Athletic Council, end dim
ropresentatlve from eucli nmi and dormitory ia now well
underway. I . TTfi
Rsliota were distributee ysstout 1 — ■
lay— —
•roslsf throughout all durmi-
by the houwmsRtan or ea-
QmRi dermieriks are
rotlht eakr foe their roapeetiro
itaUrej I
vriarsn*
ressa, se well si for their reapac.
live represantativa.
ths
racas, aa wall
ft roproaentativs.
Ffan-d.rmltoiy otudenU wU| use
•iballot print* h ills issue,
Wilting for both Committor* and
area retosewtatlvaa. Tha printed
l-ollot uhoted b« filled out and
); r, ’ u »bt to the Itadont
Room «», Good
win Hall before 9 a m H Friday.
wnce atadente have not yet mov
ed into Mitchell Hall, that repre-
roaentative will be elected later,
probaUf next weak. By that time
rttoonts aaaigned to Mitchell
Gu.ul.i b<- moved into their respec
tive riK>ma. Filings far Mitchell
wiU be reaccepted, and a separate
election conducted to choom- one
repreaenUdv*.
The 26 a^irants for the four
eeata on Rto Student Ufe Com
mittee aro m follow:
riMk. rant* r. run NNkro U
H.mpjw. WflHw f Italia*. Hang
tkukbkr*. ClwMar H., SI Pmo, »—■
*" *- Uradoi CS
W. X.. Tyler, B4A
5^7^ J T J- root
KawiaT.’i.^u'VcI”
aVei^TS*. T'ail^Ji. u.
Neri, SmM K. IL, Mkaiea U . MM
rt aVMAi NALL
ss^•.!r-i. , 'hsr^. ,,,
WALTON NALL
f
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Arrh
Vita.
■rm. LA
r w nah»MiaR.
Jta« J- Daltaa. VM
T- Net AftearfiR
x Heuetoo. Uuair
N—Wp- Tre-Law
. Uneaaler, Areh
WlaMSaro. CB
fihl
miHaa la the AtaMa Omm*
CUhm IX. fan Waeth, PI
MR
. rkRam ram P«
L •** AnUmta.
Iktitmla.ta |* M a If
_ JwWWse»W i » Wv te
H*w» taataaekWtva* eha
j POSM I
Vitae. VM
**t«l M.. UtaeMkRt. MR
DORM I
MS
nun*
Bbaw
■ftlRrtekSta ua
*ac ttIVVr. ftamu
?«L»wS*afcii5 jTbmVJSI,
SOMte •
^■gwahiH n—aa B. W«mr. iwt
ISart.'urh.*- !
BOHH T
J«e JL. Port Arther. Cl
W. Kenneth W.. Fort Starr. Vn,
Pattereo*., June* W . HenAenon. VM
OOBM S ‘
fXWjMk Dnrtt. Marlin, Pm-Mri
LentherwanA. M. 1.. Bennmoe.t, Ch*
■Hint t
rvnlta. WIBtana Y.. LUlMh Adten
l.ivineaton. Khnn C.. Ktawn." pi *
dorm II
Owtrr. DneU T.. Daltaa. BA
Mattel, Chnrtee A.. Sna Anton it., ME
Pnta. Henry A.. Baa Antonta. LA
MSMM l| >
CryntaJ Ctty, AtaCan i
a* A. Ootae Craek. Ch*
M«r SrauafHn.
A- Mnaatar C%, La^
OKU It
c,
Horae, H»UUl W.. _
Steyntaaa. Waher, Baa
ixiatc h
ham A D, Jr, Tana
Moan II
Lna fen heef. Mm W„ p,
Poole John T.. Port Arthnr
RtanfieA. Wllltam /.. Herefota, A»*A
ttata. Cheater T.. ftact Worth. Pta-ME
j.ir-
Ch*
IT
■ALL
*«*., r.' .x.Tu. a* Mitchell to Open
Saturday Noon
■ AM Ri A ■ ■
BART BALL
tet’fej’frjsuxa
UW MALL
Sh Onhreatan. Cl
O Dwyoe.
LReerr ball !
'•XLWZZ.'U
W-. Bryan. CB
Baal. Kenneth 1, Pomna, LA
Wrleht. Chnrtaa A Menantaat. PB
fBOJBrr MOIWI abba
MIL Jun« aJ TataU. IB
oat rrt'Otorra-t oLUW*
Dratan. Allen A. Daltaa, PB
COLLBUB VIEW VILLAGE
Dnata. BAwnrA D ,
Thrmaa. LtavM ...
Temple, PB
Mertaaa. ME
MKT AH PltLO VILLA (*g
Weathnook, Tom M.. Conkana. Arete
vrr VILLAGE MO. I
Saunders. Harry. AhMuta. Arch
WAIL** CAMP ABBA ^
0*n»A4ey. Wihoa H.. Houston, A*'
AN NIX PRKSMMKN
•*“*•«» at the Annex will
eleet three mm to tore* on the hoard at
repronontativee. One aaaa «gj bn rhmea
toBta BnttaUon 1. Cadet Cotpa; on* from
■taanlMt CnAK Coepn; and one from
•■tons th# frmhmnn veteran* at the An-
ao*. ( .
to candidate, of enrh W the
Agnjton^ C%nM»Cro^,,T BAA
JxX. Don * . HXhx.
W. Daltaa. CB
PHta. BUI. Keren*. LA
■ntar. Janhaoa L. Daltaa. BA
. HnlMta. Albert W.. Daltaa. RE
SUtaa. BA win L. Ctan^Atth
taurdivant. Albert L..
Then***. John P . Wa
WWW. William M.
Delta*. Fro-Med
BATTfL>ON •
VBTBBANS
fcajatryim. m
. 0 f tombari
to th# Imdsnt Ufs Committor
ths four MSB VeSMTtng tha high.
Ml numbnr of votes will bs ths
final ssteotiona. Tha nest tour
bjfhrot mon In that raro w«l bi
slrorMlM In caas any of tht duty
fleeted mrmhprs drop from arhool
or Brsduato st mid-term.
Ths om mah rorelrisg th* high-
rot number of votes In the Ath-
'•R* Council rare will bo th* final
e*ioit'*. Tho noxt highaat man will
Mdyo as his slteraate if h* should
rosign from school or graduate
a ^ procedure will apply
to all dormitory and area repre-
OMtatives, with th* socond man in
Mch group as alternate.
There will b* no run-off *|*c-
tion* in case on* man in any rac*
do** not receive a majority of
votes cast
Two Members Join
Engineer Faculty
Two additions to th* engineer
in f ‘Acuity were announced todat
F. H. Alexander Jrr has resign
ed from the U. 8. Geological Sur
ray to accept an assistant profes
Mrabip te the geology department
MM* Allison N. Platt, petroleuc
taMareh worker, ha. been appoint
ed instructor in chemical engi
taring.
t™* 0 *** <* Mariett
Oritep, Ohio, and th* Umversit
Mf Cincinnati, recontiy mada i
grouad water study near Livings
ton, Texas, for the U. S. Geologi
Surrey, and before that wa
ronnoetod with the Soil Coo.erv.
tio.» ( orpa and th* National INto
Platt Is a Carnogi* T*ch grad
has spent fire y*srei
th* field roroarcb iaboratoriro o
MmCmUs Mrulwm and Bocony
Vacuum compante*.
■taMra.irysssrA&i
•iiM, th* HreriTsOmr.
Mtnmi Wsdnssity. Tb*y n
■tore lata th* refurnished don
tory at aooa latarday.
Oaly thoro stadrou who ha
hnM MriBMd to Mltehofl Hill u
bo aHowsd to mov* Into that dor